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Traditional
on Command
on the Market
100
T or F: Do determine a countries economy the government must answer 3 economic questions. 


What will be produced 

How will they be produced 

Who will consume 

True 

100

A building where people's money is kept

What is a bank?

100

Who makes the decisions for the economy in a traditional economy 

The community and their beliefs 
100

Who runs a command economy?

Government

100

Who is in control in a market economy?

Producers and consumers 

200

Who is the leader of Russia 

Vladimir Putin 

200

The most common European Economy 

Mixed 

200

T or F: Traditional economies no longer exist in the world today 

False there are still some tribes that practice a traditional economy 

200

What type of government is common with a command economy 

communist/ socialist 

200

Explain a producer and consumer 

Seller and Buyer 

300

A country allows businesses to set prices and compete with one another. However, the government creates laws to protect workers and consumers. What type of economy is this?
A. Traditional
B. Mixed
C. Command
D. Barter

B

300
The U.K. has what type of economy?

Mixed 

300

Explain Bartering 

Trading goods without money 

300

What countries practice a command economy?

Cuba and North Korea 

past: Soviet Union, East Germany 

300

In a market economy who sets the prices of goods being sold?

Producer 

400

Explain a mixed economy 

part gov owened and part citizens own

400

Exchanging goods and services without using money

Bartering?

400

T or F: A traditional economy could work for large societies 

False 

400

What is one drawback of a command economy 

Low personal freedom and fewer choices 

400

Explain a drawback of a market economy 

Low regulations and could be unsafe 

500

True or False Demand is what consumers want 

true 

500

An economic continuum explains how mixed an economy is. Where does Russia fall on the continuum 

In the middle about 50/50

500
In a traditional economy families specialize in producing one good. How are families able to survive if they only produce one good?

Trade

500

A country has a command economy. The government decides how much food, clothing, and technology will be produced. Recently, the government notices that people are buying more computers but fewer televisions. What would most likely happen in this economy?

A. Businesses would decide on their own to produce more computers.
B. Consumers would vote on which products should be produced.
C. The government would decide to increase computer production and decrease television production.
D. Businesses would compete with each other to lower computer prices.

C

500

A country has a market economy. Recently, more people have started buying bicycles because they want to exercise and save money on transportation.

What would most likely happen in this economy?

A. The government would order factories to make more bicycles.
B. Businesses would likely produce more bicycles to meet the increased demand.
C. The government would decide how many bicycles each person could buy.
D. Workers would be assigned jobs making bicycles by the government.

B